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SUNDAY, AUGUST 4, 1918
t'Our C(./,.¡ntry i In her intercourse wïth foreigg. nations may she always be - 1 in ihe right 1 ;"but our country, right or ;
wrong."
STEPHEN OECATUR.
The Arnty Edition is published fort the United States soldiers in France, as The Chicago Tribune's individuai contribution to the war against Cer many The Army Edition is not published for profit. Alt its earnings will go at the end.,. of the war tQ whatever army funds the Commander in Chier of the American Expeditionary Forces shail direct, and to liis représentatives at .'Il times the accounts ef The Army Edition will be open for audit.
WHAT U. S. PAPERS SAY
Savini) the railroads iront haukrupicy.
Of simiJn r interest,especiallv Pi foreign nation.;;, lIJ'1] tho , BrUish " clans for (It'\r !. H.jiiiI l'iHL.O] i S ] ( J'or OvOlllpk' tlie following description nf the dulies .'■'i, Hic eommitteo on commercial and
.mu!.i.>triaI j)olicy:-lo eonsidor tho poliev to be adoiited ''fier the wur witli spéciai refut-cnec to tho conclusions roac-hed ah the econo-mic conférence of the fUtif.s(al Wlii,it industries are esscntial to thé future safety of the nation, and what, steps should bt3t taken to maintain or establish them'! (b) What steps should be : talcen to recover home and [oreign tracte lost during the war and secu-ro new im-arkets? /1') To whatextent a.nd by what means t110 resourec?. of " the empire should and can be developed? (d) To what ex lent and by what. means can tho •sources et si 11 >ply wiiiim the empire be prcvcntc.t from falUng under iorei^n control." ° N-ow it scems that whenever pcace dôes corne Great Britain will be pn:paI'ec1 for the great tra.nsition that must take pJaee. She will be préparé d i m média tel v to dévote ail lier énergies to recouping tho los:,.'" of war. " ' W'e should begin now 1o prépara for the cessai ion of hostilities, no matter how. far distant Uiat ma y be. We canpot. cnmplain if other nations get, the beîter of us after the war -if \vo drift, into a chaotie condition mcrely beoaiise we refuscd-to open our eye.s. The-British are eVCll furnishing us as exemple whiîe there îs yeL lime for us t.o profit by it.
The Lnited Staes needs a ministre of reconstruction or soinelJiing cquivalcnr- to it, and the longer vve rlelav in this important matter the grenter will be our The tJnif.cd St'ates needs a niini>!r\ of cago Tribune.
' The exlrnordinnry severity of f lie pnst, wintor furt-her oxompîifîod by the .r'-'P(\¡i. (Il Ihe Jnkr"tetli> Commerce koinniksrm tliat the oporaiine' incûmL; of li;:$ ni iho kraesf rouds in tho coun<ryfur llio hve .montlis t'')]dinp' wilh May ,aJlloml['-'¡[ Il"\ nnly sslSG,987,'l.-j-j-, co:nparcLt wilh ;-;;'2:i;),L:,;1.:r;{) for tl1e .same t-imo Inst, year. Their «tcc-s i'cv':'nuo, however, was ..ver RflkOOh.hOO larger. Thcir op€ratit)g expenses fircor<lin.cly show* an inct'<?nsc t.)i' over the hrsf. five rnonths of l'.oT:
'J'.'iLi! 1 hwas due largely fo the blinariis ami t'hr(<;id-s ami unpreeedenleci i;. ild ol tho winter mo.nllis rather tlian lo OovwirivTïf- )]1CI':.1ii"1l is shown by 11te fa.d, that .since ttjCii, ami p''iot.' io .any auvancos in J'H:<'s. nef iiif/onic las been rapidly rceovering to a paivty' J1 Iï a year rtpo.
il, ean I.k'1 .stntert rather conflckn[ly that the j';IÍ!I'(';Hb ihp]n?<:'h'''s will hâve no complaints ! 0 lJla ke uf ('iovemrpcnl, <>p -.-ii /• >i-t (i".!, liinc. A JIiS" ol over $108.000,000 in net ineono fUntl wnr o i » j ' *; i i 11 s in me worls ol win-ters mignt hâve draggêc1 mosi, of thcm do^vn info ' bankruptey. As it is, they a.ro insured against, virtually ail of tins Joss by tho Government. If tl1is ean be oalled confis.ral ion or ma.ltrcatmcnt of any sort, 1hen lac woi-iis lia vo ksi a i i 1.1 tlieir old meanmZ.— Xric-Yorl,: World. j
Reconstruction
Early in the course of flic war tho Di Itisii Government, appointed varions <;'omm!'Hccs lin ,teconstl'lIdion, Last year, h.)\\c\-<:'r. it, was decidt-'d that mero cormmltoes cou Ut nofc odeqn-ately earry "il w.u-k.atjil i-.!4i,v a. munstry bo r:M-.)n-;(i-ir-t'i(.in <?siàbtisiiod.
V-. e in ihis country liuvo becun to toucii on sorne of the problems that will e jnfront us when the \var is OHT. Secrctary Lane, lias proposed a plan Jor p:-ii\iinr.g iarius lur rciuciunt soldiers, and varions Kilnr s?!t<ujc.s iiavc been advocatcd to meel poslwar condUions. Bul, it. roquires only a casual survev of the aclivitiej' of t.he British rninistrv (JI rcr-onstruclion to unclerstî1lHl bow iill-le il' :!, l'YiI \ Il:1 l" iiiaoe ;1IIcl Ijaw mueii • remains 10 bc done.
Under theministry of rGconst.rcLion, for exmnpk, thero are working some eight.vseven committees and commissions, eacli une of winch i" engagecl in considering' .s.>!i!v v:_lal pliasv ui Ji'" national hic m ocation fo ' pr-ibaiiic* conditions that will prevail after tho war.
Spécial intere.st naturally attaches ta the plans for demobilizing the army and rein^laling tho soldiers in civil me. ancl immn;-.!'.- c:>i!!nutk<j.s are oiiurged witii this phaso of reconstruction. Questions of nx'd]'a) 011(1 .surgicai freatment, voca¡,II) ¡ ) 't ! iraiuum' <'iijjiii/\mcnl ano iand grants are nll being considcred wito a \ Ii) pdllJl:g 1I"U elic-ci Lt. compre 'hcnstvo program immedialelv after tho cessation of hostilities.
LITTLE GLIMPSES OF
HISTORIC FRANCE
MONTDIDIER
Monldidier liad ils period oî historié in ter»-s t. m t. the lime of tho. struggle bct.ween the 1-'1'(']w11 Royalists and ihe Todei-alNt s. m. sfr-u^îc fr.nn which French p'di[ica\ unily developed. The town was savage t y cli,"'rlll!f'rl by LOlli..; XI, the principal advocu'e of Frencli unily. and liÍ"; iedoubtabl<j adversary, Ciiai-les t !ie 'l"'1I101;îÍr,'. Duke of BomjogJlc.
J ,llllis Càpl.iu-ed if: in H", uiid ordered ,the town tu be burnl. I.o. 'Jemeraire began f.) )'('11uild il- but v.a< kiilcd .in 14'.'7 under; ihe wa!ls r,[ "\;111('\',
I)u.t'in.n' the )'iv;.<!rv J".I\\('I'11 FrançoisI and (.liark-s Ouinl. Montilidiev was ,tak('n by Ihe Impérial 11oiy, iu The nexl c. ii!ur-y when ]iicci.-'j.-,i to Iigh L to subjfecf. Auslria. the :11[ :¡l'i-J t., .were unable lo capture il,
.\!'.nt<)i.!i<''r was [Jic hoinc nf Parmcn¡l't',') 1 :1) who j¡ ¡ll',1dllc['d polaires dnlo ¡'J'èHlC... A hl'()IIZP -lalue of Pnrmenlicr bas been p!.'Lic<'<! oukîd.1 of Ihe |ot\"n hBjl which is \-ery pieiuresque,
A LINE O' TYPE OR TWO
Motto : Hew to the Line, Let the quips fall where they may.
TFT F. .subs'.anUej. ciïeck on tfte Bank of lb.e Pi ave wliicti tho Italian.s gave to tiie . Austrian-, :i. fev: months ago appei's lo lmve ))f'''n u-erl up, ttnr! tii" enemy is (,'i!iÜng tiaci: fi-ç- rn (\1", Tho manager* oî the btmk exp'vs- cc-ntiden- c in it'icii- al d 1 il v lo wiih-tand a. ram.
"VOI aie ln a crueibîc lo-day," ,\Tr. o ('J/., kc-iis h is Scc i a list fornpanir-n». That i.s a'so Ihe un'tei'st-nnding oî the governineiit, which i> mak:?ig jt 11 et î-x' •them. "......" .;1)1 îo -simmer -an-i take olf the ;,curll."
The Spissitudinous Mr. Vardaman.
In tho spissitudiu^ns COIJgrc-sslonal Ei'coril.
"Put this l'ule in opération [for limE- îng debalo in tire dcnatel, /in-d the thln, \va.t<Ty strc!)m of uni)mJted debate, îrom which alw-oys cmanat.e6 tho olJfusüating vapor "of verbigeration, ,willgive place to a pellucid carrent, or dcep thought boiled down to the .spisr >situde of mt'Glicc.'u:il and logicai consistency. *' MONOLULIJ sa lad is a popuJ,lr rtisl ; in ■Washington. Yoi; ';onLJect.ure, ot courte w,11y if; 1s caUecl Ilonolulu s'aJad. Noo? Wliy, ïny dear, beeausc thsre is so vcfv li-tt-le tlressing. r
THAT STRAIN AGAIN ! IT HAD A DYING FALL. "
From tho Feniinore, Wis., Times, Mrs. S. E. H'l.gmiro of Breeilsville. Mi-r-Iiigan, lias been liolo for a yj.sit, at 1-iie liomo- of Mrs, A.. Parker. '
"EACH of î.liese men iris went 1110 roule during the twb consécutive dottb'c)l...'-nders."-N"éw York Sun.
Tire lato Mr. Dana, lias turncd over in his grave 050 many limes in tlie last few ' years Udtt, it .takes more Pian "Pas went'' to stir him now.
Marry, "Twas to Laugh.
Sir: Tho camp ba.n-d was p] î.ving. j Says l, ignorant like, to i'rjcnd huslrand: Wtial. part (hws tho band play in a battle/" '-What, part does it play? [Excited Jike.1 Why, do you s'poso for ono minute that Icould fight without musie?'' I just looked al. him and laughed. We've l>èen m.'u'ricd seven years ' an cl just. got our Victrola. B. \\'. C.
TO Inquirîng Gotfer. ; Qualifications for rnembership in the Lineoln Park Golf Club arc a derby hat. hartd two c'Inbs. No one is allowed fo tee off Lnk33 he is thus uquipped.
POSSIBLY, POSSIBLY !
Sir : I. notice that Pr€s. Wilson lias .induced Henri Ford to run for senatoi' in Michigan, \vltch' no!.!)ing said as to party. Posaibly tho Président is going to play him wild as you do tlie cutor orjoker in a certain card game.—W. L. S.
YOU m'Ill lie intcrestec1 to learn-we were—that, our bplove!'t confrib, Padded i tammer, is at, présent an Jn'structor jn an .jrtifk'ry schol in France.
SEMPER ALIQUID.
Strctching nrrself on Hli) bank in Iho sunshinp ;
One on )hc neck. and ono bile on !hc. l'orehead J
Two on the wrish and some more on my feet. too !
Just wbc.ro tho GnJ\les e.scapo from the shoe tops
Surely "Siempre hay algo maldito?ll
Reader in town, whom tho Jure of the springt.ime
Halls to the countrv, and vou B.L.T. ton. Pause %vlleil Y011 look nt" :yom lly book ahd split. focl
Rem.emBer "Sicmpro hay algo maldito?"
Why is the country cursed wilh the niosquito?
Why will they le ave us no refuge to t.he bec, too
W hy, ^\ill they leave a no r.^ugô to flee to ?
Daintily rolling a fresh ciga.rrito, Xot-hing -at ail from my mind cou kl bo further titan
Some say U10 best curc's to take G. t.a.,,îio (ThaVs a small glass), but best take two
. or thrœ, too,
Till in tho place of one flask can seo two.
If you are like him who pens this Y('l'si t.o
This is a recinc you,will agree to Dut, if iLs followed ncxt (18 v you and he, too,
Both will say "Siempl'O hay algo maldito'!" '
W. S.
> **As thcy r0nc.kr it in California. ..THE gênerai manager of the Spccialty Manufacturing C\ of St. Paul is Wil.from mp.. belx'vo me, ,he r'mT.s tlie place, iiarn Buss. Aml, . .sav. liston, take it B. L .T.
Thinking "Siempre hay aIgo makVitoc'
Reading The Tribune and walching tho smoke curl
Surc1y confentmont, I. now bave tl1e key to :
Sl-ay ! what is that which 1 hear from the willows,
Whispèring "Sicmprc hay olgo m'aldito"?
Y es, once'again cornes 1hat sound as in past years
Sibilant çall of tho.early mosquifo, Sings in tho ear that untimelc rerninder ':Siemprc. 0 siempre hay algo maldito:"
DOINGS BACK HOME
Scbenecfady \.Y.—Thn masoitsyJiere hâve purchased a property tv>j- conversion in!o a Masonio 'l'cmpkc K is tbn larges!, n'fil e-^tate tra,lu;acl,jo;!¡le\I'l' 1 mcorded in Schenectadv eonnr.v..
Li.idlow Mass.—The thre thousand employées of lie Ludlow maTixifacturing Association at a meeting pledg^l theraseives "Ln disregard hours of labor and pprsona,i 's-aeritiee in an effort to spojed up réduction and liolp win the war. ,
13ost.OJL-Colonel William Ga-ton D,a.!ik(.'.r and sjaie chairm.ui of the uAl.yjsory eoinittee of the. war industries board, bas announced liis ca,nd.klaev fOT T,ho démocratie nomination îor govemoiç R .11. Long ainl Fredriok W. :\hmsfi('ld of Boston are also dümocr':'1tic ean didrites,
Ithaca. N. Y-.-Henrv Shaler WilLams, profe,ssor of Geoloî2'Y in Gorneli Uuiversity died at Havana ciiba on july :H. Professer William','; researeb worlc *iit Cuba rosnltect iu the developmeut of itio oil fjehb; of ihe Island. 1
ka.nsas City.—Tlie A_pur Trapsboot-ing championship of Knnsas was won by W. E. Arnold of L-arned againsi; II. Wood of Pitl'sbnrg.
San Francisco—Southern California Gapjtaljst-, developping natural c;as \V.alls in the faIrMd région h ope lt¡ pro'd'iice eiiougb 1,0 S llfp-r}j \' SaCl'e1J 11' nt il and San t îanei.sco.
Indianapolis.—No furt.her coal neeil be shippml frorn Ke-'ituckv into IndiuHa bMa.usc of the great production of lndiana mines.
Sprinp.fir.id 111.—Senator Jamc-s Hamiltül1 Lewis bas fiie(t a. petitioji sec'king retiominatioii IIlc, tho U¡j'ÍTpil statt's Senaie ar ibe deuiocir^^. primaries in Sepiemliei'.
XeW'loi'k. —- James Moijigomorv Flagg painted a pic.ture entitlad « Teli l lia t to the \]!:).rint's 11 before a large erowd on lire stops of ihe Piûklic. Uitu'ary. The pietnre is to I.K, iirtcsejip-,.1 to the Marine Gorps.
OPPORTUNITIES IN A DEMOCRATIC ARMY
[Copyright: 1918: By John T. McCutcheon.]
~~ l'ne no-good at home--becomes a ,belo in battle. .
. The mild mannered clerk—wins the Croix de Guerre by distinguisbed service.
The athletic hero in peace times—'•becomes a Washington chair v/armer in war times. j
_ The œasterAgives* orders to, his ^chau£eur—~and their:positions aTe+xev&tsed, in the arayr,
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AMERICAN LOSSES
A Casualty list j-;'-.l!('d in Washington on July l't contains ihe l'ailowing in 1*1 i-nlulz :
Antonio Wolni. FÜmo, Italv.
ItoilOrt L. Garrithers. Aloiinl Wasliinglon. Ky.
(.cargo T. Gliristensen. Alilwaukec^ Joseph Clark .Jr., Ken ton. X. L.
t'ttis Cooic. \anlaman, Aliss.
Horace \'. Gorsnn. ttallimorc.
Hnr:¡i'{) W . (.,a.r\". 'L'cL!1!!.',:!¡" Aiich. ■Lawrence A, tlack. .\)r)nr'u<\ Aiich. )'.d\\\ar<) W . llallcnuan. Cirft-imiali. n. Robert (;. Ilarpoid. Jiallas, '1"'\,
Harry G.. J Johnrjru'st. \lill¡)-:'3p.-¡J¡:,;.
Al i un. : .ïa<''k.?(tn E. Howard. ' (Janl Girard-eau.
Aio.
Léonard L. Kusinger. Cukport.. Alks.; Char-lie S.' f'::'\"b. Cokiiribus. O.
IX ha- \I:1!'cih,4', lva!ama;/i;o, \ur-h Gorald E. MaUus. EntiekJ. nj. \\il! ::lm J. M.-srgan. Bloomiuclon. lil. 1 l"tn \' E. Trusier. I.k.f!e Rc.-k'" Vite
DIED OF WOUNDS
MISSING IN ACTION.
k. \ x r
Hay Andersen. Akron. 'k
* 'on)\in \k
Eiùan E. Itarris. ToV-do. O.
fTîi VA'i'kS.'
Raymond S..loyivr. Xu-kk;. \'a. ioiward t . • >lech--:! •. J J i>. ■ ■ i l \ I :e>. Pa. Note—Lesler- P. Pra'k capta in. :,""i,l.a.a! -urgeon. and i>k:auc.;. il. J-'etiy, ^
Xavyk akaeke.l k> icarua-;. ;-<;-iy wo.ti!dod( in ac'km
LIF.FTFXAXTS.
Edward f.. Garrot t, Xew Albany, Ind. Andrew P. Pcterson , Lanibertoii, Minn.
SERGEAXT.
Dennïs A. Sulivan, Auburn. X". Y.
GORPORAl.S.
JuHus Bruskin. Nuticy. X. J. Clarenc-e S. Dunlap. Skowhegan, Mo. Floyd W. Gillilaird, Buf]cr-st:, Chicago.. , .
Edward E. Gray, St. Louis.
\VAGO\RH
KILLED IN ACTION
\Vji]]am !.. Crystal, nigbr, Idaho. privâtes"'
ITarry Af. (;jpc;on, Xowj)orf, Mo. Andrew Lynch, Cn mbrjdgt" Mass. Samuel Packor. Brooklyn.
DIED OF DISEASE.
PRIVATES.
Charles R. Keliey. Cove. Ore.
Edwin j!. Raub,''Luzoi'tr^. Pa. i
DIED OF ACCIDENT AND OTHER CAUSES.
r. i 1 i. 11 : x. v \ ' i *.
Prew S. Wrobsi.e.r, l'O¡'¡V:lï-IY, O.
BUGLi::);
t.!i-:i..n;x \xt
Earl M. Chase. W<'?t, Hnrwich, Mass. - , PHIV.YJ'¡':S.
Har-ry Dunn. Brooklyn.
Jim Peyton, Blocton, A!a.
SEVERELY WOUNDED
MA.! OR
Harry E. Gheney, CI1:lrloll.-:', Mich.
LIEU'TENAXTS.
George W. Furlmsh Jr.. Waltham.Mass. \'kt.c;r .\. Itoer.-îCii. t >.:.\».-;.p..ç-t. ICi, j John F, l.urÏ<'j¡, Ivanh-x-, Los Angeles. r!avm')nd k*. Milciiell. Ben ton Harbor, Mk-h.
Kiiw.'ird X. Wigkn. Gormanlown. Pa. !
SElUiEAXT. !
Presley Tk> Brown...Morganton, XV C. pm \-ATE-)
Lyman Dunlap. Dubois. l's. 1 1.l'RI * dlAI.-. |
J.onls leIx-rnan. Glijcago.
Jay J. Ssvar'huut, Sagiijriw. Mich, PR1\'ÀTES.
Josopli Adam=. I^edsburg, X. J. Gha.rk\s Avers. Waterviiei. X. Y.
Mawy ReiPsor..lauosvii'e. Wis.
Herbert- G', ltarkov. F\:"":,, X. 1 T. j Roland' W . Bav. SalOin. le. ' i \\'r'U:t!n N. R:-oie-r, J.la-v'^. X. Y j Chester ].. BX-inco;, A'iP'.nn, Wii'h. j Mc.ri-i's B;-o>ok.-, 1..1;-a. X. \.
{'¡'ln.:i,,-, j), Gilbert, llartkefi. O'-nn. Gkir.'ai<-c M. «.iriy-slx-'v!;. SivcohcTc.Xfieli.
< isear G..khir-iii. \V.v-t Rat-.aiid, \'l. John. K\vi;dk.ov..ski. Mikyaçke.-,
Daniel G. AhD'-vitl. R.-adiog. Aîass. Gicn-;.t:. M-'-Maho; 1. i eX. Y. Orvitle L. \i - --.. G;!\-. Ind. •tiiMies D..\;.'ri-, Ac'o ii.f. ■ M1-.
Andrew J. (iliuc I.o:;k\ine.
Waiîer A. laaiien. Watertov\ 11, N. Y. Walter S. Doss. I.ulor, Lii.
tt'.'ne il. t'ellel''"!-. L\i!u. Ma-s,
Sunutol 1 ■ ; ru. -ci, 1 i> 1 !■-• Patk. Mas-:. Mike licga. lv*-t. ^'oiifig-'-own. ( i,
Tony Suk-rno. Min- c i1 m?\.
William s.- v-.e--' vie Â\ ic;;-. W-.:eo-!er.s M. v.
LeRoy II. Shormnn. M'-uu! ("trn:r.:' La.
k i.-!,;.;. Spa luckîîc l'a.
•k.scpiL \|; i-er. Hayerj,c:. Ma^. NViMiam K. M'ie s. S.yl-.e-s\i:!-;. Fa.
. V t L ! ; i c 01 \ ' \. ; : - ! j, Sei-art-li. l'a. ■ W.'ilTf it G. \\V:'C. It'ohi.;! . Pa, Akku M. W ik.-.jï. Yak. ta.
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY.
JdkXA'iE-.
Topy Cimino, FJiilnLidplLia.
iklwal i'i t., 1 ï* i, . C!:1-' .".go.
Frank s?^a. i'^Ch; l-'r..'~oec'-av., Xew .York.
MISSING IN ACTION
PRIVATES.
nalph Berger [and woundedcMarvsville.
Okio.
Iloincr W. Lockwood, Gloucester. Atass.
PRISONERS.
[Prcvlousiy reporlod m L,,;;;j il ¡:r,] LIEU TE X-AX TS.
Guy D. Tibbetts. Bonnington. 7',', If. John A. White :Jr.. Ciarksviile, Tc.\.
L(lIli", Loll('c)]. Brooklyn.
Marine casuattics puijtishcd llJC saine dG," arc as follows:
KILLED IN ACTION.
CORPORAI.S.
ITomoi* Grosman, Chicago.
<-.t,arJ<'s -E. WoodgrilL jjotroit.
PRINcVl'ES.
Edgar J. Deming, ITini. Mich. Jf;.tn<''y G. Dial, Atlnnta, (Ja.
Lionel II. Essly, Windsor, CiJnQlla.Frt-'(k'i-]ck S, Flick. Braddock, l'll. Frank A. Ke^rigan, Xastnj-lle, Tcnn. Robert B. Kirh:, Chicago.
John B. McDonald, Martinsvilo. Ky. ' Edward H. Wendell, BI'Uj(" Mo."
DIED OF WOUNDS RECEIVED IN ACTION.
Edward W. Fanl. Gre*!nvi]le; S, C. Blaz Kapich, Butte. Atont.
.
PRIX. VI ES.
Bruno Darnes, Chicago.
Foy Boyd, Abbot, Tex".
Huss<'li B. Digby', Seattle.
Lewis A. MaeGi'c.u'oi-. Des Moines. la.
WOUNDED IN ACTION.
SERC.EAXTS
Joint. AI. Garrett, Fletcher, W. \'a. Herbert II. Jonte, DaIa.-, Tcx.
CORPORALS
Thomas F. ^-IcCartby. • Valentine. Mont. Marry B. Pendleton," Denver. Golo. Deonice. W. P.agodaie, Maxwelton, Tex. Alpio Souppo. Cilntajna. 11:11,1. Solomon Walin. Brooklyn.
Clinton Af. Bak?, Riley. Kas.
Marion H. Catifn/s, Stanford, k'y..
Léo J. CunnifT. Rocliester. X. Y. William G. Holahan, Now York.
E. McColIum. \Ycll!\I,"t'lr¡,JJ. X. C. Atiison M. Page, Aberdecii, X. L. Ch[-j.sk'ii Poulsen, Chicago.
PlUVATES.
Joseph Aktrich. Gainpoell, Afinn. William T. Altizer, Swectwater, 'fox. Lero.v Barboo. liico, Tex.
Albert. M. Ba!!. Jlunlsviie. Tex.
Harrv M. Bendor, Giiicago.
Gu,st A. BirttlWll. Si. Paul.
H<'rbcrt. Brooke:. Xowlon. Ga.
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By Ring Lardner
Uri, jmy 1.
Friend Harvcy—
t reacl in tlie Yoiee of 1 he People cc,,Jiii!iii tlie otliel- day wkieie a party that signed 1l1emself An Obsening wa to set l(1(1irs in tho bark seat of tiie most detestable acts for men to do w a.s to .5et ladies in tlie ba.ck seat 01 an automobile and tlien to ligbt cigars. er cigarets, 0 [1 (' JI wbile running àt at.a. liight rate of sped.
WeIl, IIaryey, I didn't know I was under observation, but I (io.irt want nobody to pass iiarsh juclgment till ihey liear my side of thé case. Iii the Iii-st place it may be detestable to set ladies in the back se,,:tt, but wouidn't ir, J)e a lot, detestabicr to leave tllem slide up and down the fendiT or stay Jaune, which they would half to do one or the, othOr if th-3v didn't set in the back seat because ' tliey's certain part ys around the bouse tliat if they, hear you say you are going some' place m TWO 01: three bours, whv rigiit away 1hey rUI1 ont and get'in the front seat and spraddie out and they • leave just enough room so as tlie wage ,rarni"L' cari pretty ne.ar drive providcd lie don't h ave ro shift ge-ars or Tinii a curve or mon.ke\' with the fme..rg:encT brake and as for putting anybtxiy else tliore, N,,Iiy they woulcln't be room for 1:2 .of Mrs". Cas! le.
Well, tlwn, setûng tlie ladies ln lîie back seat isn't a matter of choiee and Jn. far't 1 wonhl rather bave them 1:1 the front seat because they don't seramble around so mucli or kpep asking you what this is for and wbai the.f is for and t'tc. So tliat brings us to tlie lIextinti ic,i.ment and I waïit fo say I don't hardly e\or induire in a cic,-a-r i-'ecousc 1 meet so few men of means, but I will admit tins payiv bas probably seen me Jigbt a eigaret, in ttie front spat. JJI/t if ha.d of tbouglu thoy was anybody on tlie l'iack spa! That wanted one whv l would be the last person in the world to fiold ons on them.
I g i v o you my word, îla.rvey, thaï theudea ne ver entered my'head tJiat aoybody back tiiere was craving stiFlUlants,
As for ligbting up wbile riinninc'' at a Jiigli rate of speed, F wouidn't say detestable was the right adverl». Clox er is wliat 1 would calt it and I don't say if in- no spirit- of hoasiing, but 1 bave got so ie>w thaï 1 crUt t. à ko I)otil Jiands right Q{'L 1Iw wheel a.nd siiield îhe match and don't nev.er l'ail to ger a ligiit Tho firsr time .whetlu 1- I am i goiïe-;' seven mites pe.r ¡I(jiif or bave got thep v.a'de .ep.'n and shooting along at say . eighteen.
Why, person wouidn't never got n!-.\Y')t"'ps if they had.to stop fo linht no..Suppose you was P:[JÍP,'...:' tVom wliere y ou '\ (,S 10. say, Goshcn. \\"el L I!iat., Iakes (wo linurs and :1 I.n 1 f often -rcarer-s prr.vidod yen ! 1 111 them i 'iy.. Uni. if' ^-r.n had 10 ,stop ! dead S'tdl. . tn J î g 111. 11 ? >1 ï 11.- y,au would ne I three hours i'or ike ;.rip and that j ! wouM • mean Tweh e ci-jarers. And ask you. Hyrvov. as !ii;t'! 1o man. if iex: ci^.ai'ets is deie.>ialde, wtiaî a bout au i voi iwelve V • ;
WelU Ihe headlinos over Aliss l'rk-nd s !.-i!P)' sa.id « A Loiie Ah.re ! • -"•lit» -y ])c;';)¡,'d ». Well, the oues j Itiar is mnsf ron.\-.).)),-.f; i-n the entire alfair is 1i;I' ones ihat seis in tho back s fat and i kiiow (hem preky wo] l and il' they desiro a Jiitle'more (- n Il r Î r s \' oi- 0 litfle more moiie>- or anvthing cke, tiiey «Son'y Write no jetter' ;tbl"it if. but Ihey corne rigtif our a ne sav so in so m any words," usuaîlv a \..ho),l lo of wo'-tJs. Tlie T ! ! n 0 loi- subferi u-'c between lliey and I is l'eug sinT-c pa -0
So ail and ail, Harvoy. I îee] like I baven't been giveu a s.piare dea! and if lie- bird That runs tlie N'oice of ilie P (, ,', /1 J (' r.:.!);!!)n 11011 n f . JIi':'! 1 n ri^ht gny an.,'! ii-ad .spiril de corps,.-, he wc-uld of t o ! d j ne a.bout this leticr hePue it c-me ont, m )u\i)it and give Ji) 1.' a chance t,) liave it siqtjiia^ssed. And thi.> saine bird. when he sees Von,' il s Ring this and "Ring that, but ihe ml n.ute \our back is (Ill/Ied, ouf oons his
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